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McCormick Place

Jun 18, 2017 8:30 AM - Jun 22, 2017 12:45 PM

2301 South Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Gate 4, Chicago, IL 60616

DIA 2017 Annual Meeting

Writing of Layperson Summaries of Clinical Trial Results According to the EU: Regulation and Its Impact on Global Pharmaceutical Activities

Session Chair(s)

Susannah  Chang, PhD

Susannah Chang, PhD

Manager, Oncology Regulatory Medical Writing

Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson, United States

For the first time there is regulation in a key geographical area that mandates that trial results are presented in a lay friendly way. This session will discuss how this is a unique opportunity to redefine the relationship between sponsors, investigators, study participants, and patient organizations. Although limited to the EU, most sponsors will make lay summaries available globally.

Learning Objective : Describe the challenges of actual writing of lay summaries and the implementation of a process for individual sponsors.

Speaker(s)

Tatyana  Wanderer, PhD

Plain Language Summaries: Large Scale Writing and Process Implementation

Tatyana Wanderer, PhD

Syros Pharmaceuticals, United States

Senior Director of Medical Writing

Amber  Barnes, PhD, RAC

Layperson Summaries: Gathering Patient Insights and Evolving Processes

Amber Barnes, PhD, RAC

UCB Biosciences, Inc., United States

Director, Global Medical Writing

Behtash  Bahador, MS

Meeting the EU Mandate for Plain Language Trial Results Summaries: Successes, Challenges and Key Considerations

Behtash Bahador, MS

Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation (CISCRP), United States

Director, Health Literacy

Julie  Dietrich, MS

Meaningful Information Exchange with Trial Participants: Update From the TransCelerate Information Exchange Team

Julie Dietrich, MS

GENFIT, United States

Vice President, Clinical Development

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